The Frightnrs - More To Say Versions The Budos Band II whilst harkening back to the

whilst harkening back to the Ethiopian inspired rhythms and percussive proclivity that put Budos Band on the map

transcendental voyage through the archives of his indigenous roots and beyond

Los Yesterdays "Tell Me I'm Dreaming"

While playing and recording for Felas´s Africa 70 (he appeared on Fela’s releases between 1971 and 1978)

Breakdown” and “Wind Your Clock” b/w “Talking ‘Bout a Good Thing

The Frightnrs - More To Say Versions The Budos Band II whilst harkening back to theIt's rare for a debut album, especially one in such a polarizing genre like Reggae, to garner the kind of universal fanfare The Frightnrs' 2016 Nothing More To Say received. Mainly because it's a record that transcends genre specific qualifiers and rhetoric that pigeonhole many albums. It is in the truest sense of the phrase, a great record. Shortly after its release a single for "Dispute" was pressed, and like many classic reggae singles, it included